My final Little Written episode covering the Page to Stage Festival featured playwright, Brian Coyle, who would later go on to win the festival’s Best Script award:
Episode 6: Brian Coyle, Page to Stage
The episode is again part of the Little Written Extra podcast, which you can subscribe to using the second of these links (though I’m not sure what else will go into it, now that Page to Stage is over). The first is for the regular podcast, which will have some new content imminently:
Here’s my second ten-minute Little Written episode, featuring another writer from the Page to Stage Festival:
Episode 5: Clarke McWilliam, Page to Stage
Unfortunately, due to space limits on Soundcloud, I have had to hive these Page to Stage related episodes off into a second podcast that I’ve called Little Written Extra. The main annoyance of this is that the two podcasts are separate on iTunes, so if you have to subscribe to each one separately:
Episode Four of the Little Written Podcast is out. At only ten minutes long, this is more of a bite-sized offering than the previous entries. This episode features Michael Rumney, the writer of Bricks, one of the eight one-act plays that have been selected for the festival:
Episode 4: Michael Rumney, Page to Stage
I’m intending this to be the first of a series of episodes where I talk to the writers involved with Page to Stage 2016 (I will try to persuade someone to interview me, at some point!). The next one should be out pretty soon, so keep an eye out for that.
CLICK HERE TO GO TO THE SHOW’S WEBPAGE! So, a one-act play that I have written has been selected to be performed at the Page to Stage Festival in Liverpool in April. Continue reading
I have guest produced the latest episode of The Global Lab. The episode covers the connections between globalisation, spaces and cities and the world of the theatre, featuring interviews with Dan Rebellato and Nick Hennegan, who I had previously spoken to for the Little Written podcast.
So, hot on the heels (or lukewarm on the heels, at the very least) of the previous episode, here is Episode Two of the Little Written Podcast:
Episode 2: Annegret Märten, Exeunt Magazine
Topics covered include X-Factor style theatrical job interviews, getting bored of film stars and monsters that go “Rrraarrgghh”.
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On Tuesday, I recorded a second interview for the Little Written podcast. I was interviewing one of the writers for Exeunt Magazine (details to come when the piece is released) and as part of my preparation, I listened to a few episodes of their podcast Pursued by a Bear.
I had been particularly directed to listen to the episode posted above: Uncaused Effects, which promised Continue reading
I have rebranded the writing material on my site under the title “Little Written”. This was mainly because Continue reading
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OK, so there have been a number of challenges over the last few weeks that have prevented me from making any further updates to the production diary. Continue reading
The fourth member of our cast
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With the company for An Everyday Apocalypse finally assembled, it was time for a first full cast reading of the script. Continue reading